Sentences with phrase «dead dogs in their cages»

... A review of USDA inspection reports from more than 100 Petland breeders revealed that more than 60 % of the inspections found serious violations of basic animal care standards, including sick or dead dogs in their cages, lack of proper veterinary care, inadequate shelter from weather conditions, and dirty, unkempt cages that were too small.»

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In total, the team found 110 living dogs, seven cats, one rabbit, and several dead dogs in the same cages with those who were still hanging oIn total, the team found 110 living dogs, seven cats, one rabbit, and several dead dogs in the same cages with those who were still hanging oin the same cages with those who were still hanging on.

DELTONA - In what officials termed the worst animal - cruelty case in the city in years, animal - control officers and Volusia County deputy sheriffs Wednesday seized five dogs and six puppies from a feces - laden home.Armed with a search warrant, law - enforcement officers entered the house at 2441 Newmark Drive at about 2:30 p.m. and found the dogs, along with dead birds, hamsters, mice and other rodents still in their cages and aquariums, according to Deltona Animal Control Manager Jerry SwangeIn what officials termed the worst animal - cruelty case in the city in years, animal - control officers and Volusia County deputy sheriffs Wednesday seized five dogs and six puppies from a feces - laden home.Armed with a search warrant, law - enforcement officers entered the house at 2441 Newmark Drive at about 2:30 p.m. and found the dogs, along with dead birds, hamsters, mice and other rodents still in their cages and aquariums, according to Deltona Animal Control Manager Jerry Swangein the city in years, animal - control officers and Volusia County deputy sheriffs Wednesday seized five dogs and six puppies from a feces - laden home.Armed with a search warrant, law - enforcement officers entered the house at 2441 Newmark Drive at about 2:30 p.m. and found the dogs, along with dead birds, hamsters, mice and other rodents still in their cages and aquariums, according to Deltona Animal Control Manager Jerry Swangein years, animal - control officers and Volusia County deputy sheriffs Wednesday seized five dogs and six puppies from a feces - laden home.Armed with a search warrant, law - enforcement officers entered the house at 2441 Newmark Drive at about 2:30 p.m. and found the dogs, along with dead birds, hamsters, mice and other rodents still in their cages and aquariums, according to Deltona Animal Control Manager Jerry Swangein their cages and aquariums, according to Deltona Animal Control Manager Jerry Swanger.

Countless dogs have been found imprisoned in their cages dead or dying from starvation, dehydration and disease.

Two dead dogs were also found on the property; one in a cage with two other dogs which the property owner indicated she had known about for some time.

When an officer with a breathing device walked through the kennel, dead dogs were found in cages and plastic bags and five dogs were still alive, according to the reports.

The report concludes that despite regular inspections, breeders were allowed to continue operating facilities where dogs lived in inhumane conditions — cages overflowing with pools of urine and feces, food laden with dead cockroaches, dogs infested with ticks, and unattended injuries including a mutilated leg and other atrocities — all without penalty.

Some breeders had sick and even dead dogs, left in cages.